Method for Manufacturing Mono Cell

ABSTRACT

Provided is a method for manufacturing a mono cell having a sheet-like negative electrode, a sheet-like separator and a sheet-like positive electrode laminated in this order. In this manufacturing method, adhesives are disposed at a plurality of points on an upper surface of the negative electrode, then, the negative electrode is bonded to a lower surface of the separator, and furthermore, adhesives are disposed at a plurality of points on a lower surface of the positive electrode, then the positive electrode is bonded to an upper surface of the separator. When viewed in the lamination direction of the mono cell, the positions of the adhesives and the positions of the adhesives do not overlap each other. Then, adhesives are disposed at a plurality of points on an upper surface of the positive electrode, and a lower surface of a separator is bonded to the upper surface of the positive electrode.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a mono cellin which a sheet-like separator is disposed between sheet-like positiveand negative electrodes.

BACKGROUND

As one example of a radical unit formed by disposing a sheet-likeseparator between a sheet-like positive electrode and a sheet-likenegative electrode, one described in Japanese Patent ApplicationPublication 2015-529957 can be sited. In the radical unit of JapanesePatent Application Publication 2015-529957, the bonding between thepositive electrode and the separator and the bonding between thenegative electrode and the separator are carried out by disposingadhesive over an bonding surface in, for example, a mesh shape.

In a state in which the adhesive is disposed in such a way, when viewedin the lamination direction of the radical unit, a part at which theposition of the adhesive between the positive electrode and theseparator overlaps the position of the adhesive between the negativeelectrode and the separator, that is, a part at which adhesive isapplied to both sides of the separator exists. Therefore there is thefear that the thickness of the radical unit becomes excessively large.

The present invention has been made in a consideration of such aproblem, and an object of the present invention is to provide a methodfor manufacturing a mono cell with which an increase in the thickness ofa mono cell caused by adhesive is suppressed.

SUMMARY

The present invention is one in which, in a method for manufacturing amono cell in which a sheet-like separator is disposed between sheet-likepositive and negative electrodes, when viewed in a lamination directionof the mono cell, adhesives are disposed such that adhesives on onesurface of the separator do not overlap adhesives on the other surfaceof the separator.

According to the present invention, the adhesives are not disposed atthe same positions on both of the surfaces of the separator, andconsequently, the thickness of the mono cell does not excessivelyincrease.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an electrode lamination device of oneembodiment;

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a mono cell;

FIG. 3 is a side view of the mono cell;

FIG. 4 is an explanatory drawing of a sensor and a nozzle of a firstdispenser; and

FIG. 5 is an explanatory drawing showing disposing steps and applyingpositions of adhesives by first, second and third dispensers.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In the following, one embodiment of the present invention will beexplained with reference to the drawings.

In FIG. 1, an electrode lamination device 2 for manufacturing a monocell (unit laminated body) 1 is shown. For example, as shown in FIG. 2and FIG. 3, a sheet-like negative electrode 3 as an electrode, asheet-like separator 4 and a sheet-like positive electrode 5 as anelectrode are laminated in this order from a lower side, and byintegrating them, mono cell 1 is formed. Moreover, in the presentembodiment, a sheet-like separator 6 is bonded onto positive electrode5, and then mono cell 1 is formed to have a four-layer structure.Negative electrode 3 is formed in a sheet-like state in such a mannerthat slurry made by mixing active material, a conductive auxiliaryagent, binder, an organic solvent and the like is applied to both of thesurfaces of current collecting foil, such as copper foil, in apredetermined thickness, and then is dried. Similarly, positiveelectrode 5 is formed in a sheet-like state in such a manner that slurrymade by mixing active material, a conductive auxiliary agent, binder, anorganic solvent and the like is applied to both of the surfaces ofcurrent collecting foil, such as aluminum foil, in a predeterminedthickness, and then is dried. The thickness of negative electrode 3 isthinner than that of positive electrode 5, and the size of negativeelectrode 3 is larger than that of positive electrode 5. As shown inFIG. 2, negative electrode 3 is cut so as to leave a tab portion 7. Onthe other hand, positive electrode 5 is cut so as to leave a tab portion8.

A rectangular electrode laminate (power generation element) is formed bylaminating a plurality of mono cells 1 formed in such a manner, and alithium ion secondary battery is formed by accommodating the electrodelaminate in a laminate film exterior body which is not shown in thedrawings, together with electrolyte.

Separator 4 is substantially the same as separator 6, and has a functionto hold the electrolyte while suppressing the short circuit betweenpositive electrode 5 and negative electrode 3. For example, separators 4and 6 are each made of a microporous film of synthetic resin, such aspolyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP), or nonwoven fabric. Inaddition, separators 4 and 6 are each formed lager than negativeelectrode 3.

As shown in FIG. 1, separator 4 having a long continuous belt-like shapeis centered, and electrode lamination device 2 is provided with a pairof upper and lower conveyance rollers 9, an absorption drum 10 for thenegative electrode which is positioned on the downstream side ofconveyance rollers 9, a nip roller 11 positioned on the upper side ofthis negative electrode absorption drum 10, an absorption drum 12 forthe positive electrode which is positioned on the downstream side of niproller 11, and a nip roller 13 positioned on the lower side of positiveelectrode absorption drum 12.

Conveyance rollers 9 are provided for conveying separator 4 along aconveyance direction T.

Negative electrode absorption drum 10 is provided for absorbingsheet-like negative electrode 3 which had been cut to a predetermineddimension and in which adhesives 14A, 14B and 14C had been disposed in adot-like state by a first dispenser 15, and superposing it to separator4.

Nip roller 11 is provided for sticking negative electrode 3 on separator4 by pressing negative electrode 3 superposed to separator 4 to negativeelectrode absorption drum 10.

Positive electrode absorption drum 12 absorbs sheet-like positiveelectrode 5 which had been cut to a predetermined dimension and in whichadhesives 20A, 20B and 20C had been disposed in a dot-like state by asecond dispenser 21, and superposes it to separator 4 so as to bearranged at a position corresponding to negative electrode 3.

Nip roller 13 is provided for sticking positive electrode 5 on separator4 by pressing negative electrode 3, separator 4 and positive electrode5, which are superposed on each other, to positive electrode absorptiondrum 12.

On the downstream side of nip roller 13, a third dispenser 26 isprovided, and a conveyance roller 29 positioned on the downstream sideof third dispenser 26 is provided, and a nip roller 40 positioned on theupper side of conveyance roller 29 is provided.

In a state in which negative electrode 3, separator 4 and positiveelectrode 5 are superposed on each other, third dispenser 26 disposesadhesives 25A, 25B and 25C in a dot-like state to positive electrode 5.

Conveyance roller 29 is provided for conveying negative electrode 3,separator 4 and positive electrode 5 superposed on each other and aseparator 6 having a long continuous belt-like shape, which is sent fromthe upper side of separator 4, along conveyance direction T.

Nip roller 40 is provided for sticking separator 6 to positive electrode5 by superposing separator 6 on positive electrode 5 equipped withadhesives 25A, 25B and 25C and pressing negative electrode 3, separator4, positive electrode 5 and separator 6, which are laminated, toconveyance roller 29.

A separator cutter 30 is provided on the downstream side of nip roller40. Separator cutter 30 is provided to cut separators 4 and 6 betweenadjacent two negative electrodes 3. By the cutting of separators 4 and6, as shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, a mono cell 1 in which negativeelectrode 3, separator 4, positive electrode 5 and separator 6 areintegrated is formed.

In addition, in the present embodiment, conveyance direction T is adirection along short sides of negative electrode 3 and positiveelectrode 5 having rectangular shapes shown in FIG. 2. Each of tabportion 7 and tab portion 8 takes a posture directed to the side withrespect to conveyance direction T.

Here, for the convenience of the following explanation, the directionorthogonal to conveyance direction T is defined as “width direction” ofelectrode lamination device 2.

In addition, in the postures of negative electrode 3 and the like shownin FIG. 3, the surface on the upper side of negative electrode 3 isdefined as “upper surface 3 a”, and the surface on the lower side ofnegative electrode 3 is defined as “lower surface 3 b”. In the same way,the surface on the upper side of separator 4 is defined as “uppersurface 4 a”, and the surface on the lower side of separator 4 isdefined as “lower surface 4 b”. In the same way, the surface on theupper side of positive electrode 5 is defined as “upper surface 5 a”,and the surface on the lower side of positive electrode 5 is defined as“lower surface 5 b”. In the same way, the surface on the upper side ofseparator 6 is defined as “upper surface 6 a”, and the surface on thelower side of separator 6 is defined as “lower surface 6 b”.

Moreover, regarding negative electrode 3, as shown in FIG. 5, withrespect to conveyance direction T, the edge portion of negativeelectrode 3 which becomes the downstream side is defined as “front edge31”, the edge portion of negative electrode 3 which becomes the upstreamside is defined as “rear edge 32”, the edge portion of negativeelectrode 3 which becomes the right side is defined as “right edge 16”,and the edge portion (except tab portion 7) of negative electrode 3which becomes the left side is defined as “left edge 17”. In the sameway, regarding positive electrode 5, as shown in FIG. 5, with respect toconveyance direction T, the edge portion of positive electrode 5 whichbecomes the downstream side is defined as “front edge 33”, the edgeportion of positive electrode 5 which becomes the upstream side isdefined as “rear edge 34”, the edge portion of positive electrode 5which becomes the right side is defined as “right edge 27”, and the edgeportion (except tab portion 8) of positive electrode 5 which becomes theleft side is defined as “left edge 28”.

As shown in FIG. 1, first dispenser 15 is provided at a position facingnegative electrode absorption drum 10, to bond upper surface 3 a ofnegative electrode 3 to lower surface 4 b of separator 4. Firstdispenser 15 is provided with three nozzles 15A, 15B and 15C forrespectively disposing (applying) adhesives 14A, 14B and 14C in adot-like state to part of upper surface 3 a of negative electrode 3.Three nozzles 15A, 15B and 15C are configured in the substantially samemanner, and they are provided at predetermined intervals along widthdirection W. Here, regarding nozzles 15A and 15C positioned on both ofthe sides of first dispenser 15, nozzle 15A is provided at a position atwhich adhesive 14A can be disposed to a position close to right edge 16of negative electrode 3 with respect to conveyance direction T, andnozzle 15C is provided at a position at which adhesive 14C can bedisposed to a position close to left edge 17 (except tab portion 7) (seeFIG. 5) of negative electrode 3 with respect to conveyance direction T.

Moreover, a sensor 19 for detecting a reference position 18 of negativeelectrode 3 (see FIG. 5) is provided on the upstream side of firstdispenser 15. In the present embodiment, reference position 18 ofnegative electrode 3 is the point at which front edge 31 intersectsright edge 16 of negative electrode 3 (see FIG. 5). In addition,reference position 18 can be set to an arbitrary point on front edge 31.The detection of reference position 18 by sensor 19 becomes a triggerfor disposing the adhesives from nozzles 15A, 15B and 15C of firstdispenser 15 provided on the downstream side of sensor 19. As shown inFIG. 4, when sensor 19 detects reference position 18 of negativeelectrode 3 while negative electrode 3 moves, a signal for applyingadhesives 14A, 14B and 14C is transmitted to first dispenser 15. Then,counting is started by a timer which is not shown in the drawings basedon the signal for the application, and, after a predetermined time haselapsed, nozzles 15A, 15B and 15C of first dispenser 15 respectivelydispose adhesives 14A, 14B and 14C in a dot-like state to upper surface3 a of negative electrode 3. Each of adhesives 14A, 14B and 14C fromnozzles 15A, 15B and 15C is disposed at a plurality of points (threepoints in the embodiment) along conveyance direction T by using thecounting of the timer.

In the same way, second dispenser 21 is provided at a position facingpositive electrode absorption drum 12, to bond lower surface 5 b ofpositive electrode 5 to upper surface 4 a of separator 4. Seconddispenser 21 is provided with three nozzles 21A, 21B and 21C forrespectively disposing adhesives 20A, 20B and 20C in a dot-like state topart of lower surface 5 b of positive electrode 5. Three nozzles 21A,21B and 21C are configured in the substantially same manner, and theyare provided at predetermined intervals along width direction W. Nozzle21B positioned at the center of second dispenser 21 is provided at thesame position as nozzle 15B positioned at the center of first dispenser15 in the center in width direction W. On the other hand, nozzles 21Aand 21C positioned on both of the sides of second dispenser 21 areprovided more inside in width direction W than nozzles 15A and 15Cpositioned on both of the sides of first dispenser 15.

In addition, a sensor 24 for detecting a reference position 23 ofpositive electrode 5 (see FIG. 5) is provided on the upstream side ofsecond dispenser 21. In the present embodiment, reference position 23 isthe point at which front edge 33 intersects right edge 27 of positiveelectrode 5 (see FIG. 5). That is, reference position 23 of theembodiment is positioned at the same corner as reference position 18,when viewed in the lamination direction of mono cell 1. In addition,reference position 23 can be set to an arbitrary point on front edge 33.

Moreover, third dispenser 26 is provided on the downstream side ofpositive electrode absorption drum 12, to bond lower surface 6 b ofseparator 6 to upper surface 5 a of positive electrode 5. Thirddispenser 26 is provided with three nozzles 26A, 26B and 26C forrespectively disposing adhesives 25A, 25B and 25C in a dot-like state topart of upper surface 5 a of positive electrode 5. Three nozzles 26A,26B and 26C are configured in the substantially same manner, and theyare provided at predetermined intervals along width direction W. Nozzle26B positioned at the center of third dispenser 26 is provided at thesame position as nozzle 15B positioned at the center of first dispenser15 and nozzle 21B positioned at the center of second dispenser 21 in thecenter in width direction W. On the other hand, regarding nozzles 26Aand 26C positioned on both sides of third dispenser 26, nozzle 26A isprovided at a position at which adhesive 25A can be applied to aposition closer to right edge 27 of positive electrode 5, as comparedwith nozzle 15A, and nozzle 26C is provided at a position at whichadhesive 25C can be applied to a position closer to left edge 28 (excepttab portion 8) of positive electrode 5, as compared with nozzle 15C.

In the same way as sensor 24 provided on the upstream side of seconddispenser 21, a sensor 37 for detecting reference position 23 ofpositive electrode 5 is provided on the upstream side of third dispenser26.

Next, with reference to FIG. 5, disposing steps and applying positionsof adhesives 14A, 14B, 14C, 20A, 20B, 20C, 25A, 25B and 25C by thefirst, second and third dispensers 15, 21 and 26 will be explained. InFIG. 5, upper surface 3 a of negative electrode 3 is bonded to lowersurface 4 b of separator 4 which is omitted in the drawing, and lowersurface 5 b of positive electrode 5 is bonded to upper surface 4 a ofseparator 4. Accordingly, positive electrode 5 whose size is smallerthan that of negative electrode 3 is laminated on negative electrode 3through separator 4, and when viewed in the lamination direction of monocell 1, the periphery of negative electrode 3 slightly projects from theperiphery of positive electrode 5, except the tab portions 7 and 8.

In FIG. 5, adhesives 14A, 14B and 14C of first dispenser 15 are eachshown by a circle, and adhesives 20A, 20B and 20C of second dispenser 21are each shown by a circle having dots thereinside. In addition,adhesives 25A, 25B and 25C of third dispenser 26 are each shown by acircle having lattice pattern thereinside.

Moreover, in FIG. 5, there is shown the position in width direction W ofeach of nozzles 15A, 15B and 15C (circles drawn by broken line), nozzle21A, 21B and 21C (circles drawn by alternate long and short dash line)and nozzles 26A, 26B and 26C (circles drawn by alternate long and twoshort dashes line).

Here, for the convenience for the following explanation, the side towardfront edges 31 and 33 is defined as “front side”, and the side towardrear edges 32 and 34 is defined as “rear side”.

In the present embodiment, by nozzles 15A, 15B, 15C, 21A, 21B, 21C, 26A,26B and 26C of the first, second and third dispensers 15, 21 and 26,adhesives 14A, 14B, 14C, 20A, 20B, 20C, 25A, 25B and 25C are eachdisposed three times in a dot-like state along conveyance direction T.With this, each of dispenser 15, 21 and 26 applies a total of nineadhesives.

First, by three nozzles 15A, 15B and 15C of first dispenser 15,adhesives 14A, 14B and 14C are disposed in a dot-like state on uppersurface 3 a of negative electrode 3. At the time of the disposing, bynozzles 15A and 15C positioned on both of the sides of first dispenser15, adhesives 14A and 14C are disposed in a dot-like state at positionsnear front edge 31 of negative electrode 3, and adhesives 14A and 14Care disposed in a dot-like state at the center positions in conveyancedirection T, and, moreover, adhesives 14A and 14C are disposed in adot-like state at positions near rear edge 32 of negative electrode 3.After disposing adhesives 14A and 14C, three adhesives 14A, 14A and 14Aare arranged at equal intervals along conveyance direction T atpositions close to right edge 16, and three adhesives 14C, 14C and 14Care arranged at equal intervals along conveyance direction T atpositions close to left edge 17 (except tab portion 7). In addition, bynozzle 15B positioned at the center of first dispenser 15, an adhesive14B is disposed at front edge 31 of negative electrode 3, and anadhesive 14B is disposed more on the front side than adhesives 14A and14C disposed at the center in conveyance direction T by shiftingapplying timing by adjusting a timer, and, moreover, an adhesive 14B isdisposed near rear edge 32 of negative electrode 3. After disposingadhesives 14B, in front edge 31 and rear edge 32 sides, adhesives 14Bare aligned with adhesives 14A and 14C along width direction W, and inthe center in conveyance direction T, adhesive 14B is provided more onthe front side than adhesives 14A and 14C.

Next, by three nozzles 21A, 21B and 21C of second dispenser 21,adhesives 20A, 20B and 20C are disposed in a dot-like state on lowersurface 5 b of positive electrode 5. When adhesives 20A, 20B and 20C aredisposed, adhesives 20A, 20B and 20C are disposed at positions at whichadhesives 20A, 20B and 20C do not overlap adhesives 14A, 14B and 14Crespectively.

Specifically, regarding nozzle 21A and 21C disposed on both of the sidesof second dispenser 21, by providing nozzle 21A and 21C more on theinside in width direction W than nozzle 15A and 15C disposed on both ofthe sides of first dispenser 15, adhesives 20A and 20C are shifted moreon the inside in width direction W than adhesives 14A and 14C, andregarding nozzle 21B disposed in the center of second dispenser 21, byadjusting the applying timing of adhesives 20B with a timer, adhesives20B are shifted from adhesives 14B in conveyance direction T.

At the time of the disposing, by nozzles 21A and 21C positioned on bothof the sides of second dispenser 21, adhesives 20A and 20C are disposedin a dot-like state at positions near front edge 33 of positiveelectrode 5, and adhesives 20A and 20C are disposed in a dot-like stateat the center positions in conveyance direction T, and, moreover,adhesives 20A and 20C are disposed in a dot-like state at positions nearrear edge 34 of positive electrode 5. After disposing adhesives 20A and20C, three adhesives 20A, 20A and 20A are arranged at equal intervalsalong conveyance direction T at positions more on the inner side inwidth direction W than adhesives 14A, 14A and 14A, and three adhesives20C, 20C and 20C are arranged at equal intervals along conveyancedirection T at positions more on the inner side in width direction Wthan adhesives 14C, 14C and 14C. In addition, by nozzle 21B positionedat the center of second dispenser 21, an adhesive 20B is disposed in adot-like state at a position more on the rear side than adhesive 14B onfront edge 33 side, and an adhesive 20B is disposed in a dot-like stateat a position more on the rear side than adhesive 14B at the center inconveyance direction T, and, moreover, an adhesive 20B is disposed in adot-like state at a position more on the front side than adhesive 14B onrear edge 34 side. After disposing adhesives 20B, three adhesives 20B,20B and 20B are shifted in conveyance direction T from the respectivethree adhesives 14B, 14B and 14B.

After disposing adhesives 20A, 20B and 20C by second dispenser 21, bythree nozzles 26A, 26B and 26C of third dispenser 26, adhesives 25A, 25Band 25C are disposed in a dot-like state on upper surface 5 a ofpositive electrode 5. At the time of the disposing, by nozzle 26B whichis disposed at the center of third dispenser 26 and which is provided atthe same position as center nozzles 15B and 21B in width direction W, anadhesive 25B is disposed in a dot-like state at a position near frontedge 33, and an adhesive 25B is disposed in a dot-like state at thecenter position in conveyance direction T, and, moreover, an adhesive25B is disposed in a dot-like state at a position near rear edge 34.After disposing adhesives 25B, three adhesives 25B are arranged at equalintervals along conveyance direction T. In addition, by nozzles 26A and26C which are positioned on both of the sides of third dispenser 26 andwhich are provided more on the outside in width direction W than nozzles15A and 15C on both of the sides of first dispenser 15 respectively,adhesives 25A and 25C are disposed in a dot-like state at positions nearfront edge 33, and adhesives 25A and 25C are disposed in a dot-likestate at the center positions in conveyance direction T, and, moreover,adhesives 25A and 25C are disposed in a dot-like state at positions nearrear edge 34. After disposing adhesives 25A and 25C, three adhesives25A, 25A and 25A are arranged at equal intervals along conveyancedirection T at positions more on the outer side in width direction Wthan adhesives 14A, 14A and 14A, and three adhesives 25C, 25C and 25Care arranged at equal intervals along conveyance direction T atpositions more on the outer side in width direction W than adhesives14C, 14C and 14C. In addition, three adhesives 25A, 25B and 25C arearranged at equal intervals in width direction W at each of thepositions near front edge 33, the center positions in conveyancedirection T and the positions near rear edge 34.

As the above, in the present embodiment, when viewed in the laminationdirection of mono cell 1, the positions of adhesives 14A 14B and 14C onlower surface 4 b side of separator 4 and the positions of adhesives20A, 20B and 20C on upper surface 4 a side of separator 4 do not overlapeach other. When viewed in the lamination direction of mono cell 1,since adhesives 14A, 14B and 14C are not disposed at the same positionsas adhesives 20A 20B and 20C on both of the surfaces of separator 4, thethickness of mono cell 1 does not excessively increase.

In addition, in the present embodiment, adhesives 14A and 14C disposedon negative electrode 3 side are disposed more on the outer side inwidth direction W than adhesives 20A and 20C disposed on positiveelectrode 5 side. Since negative electrode 3 is formed to be thinnerthan positive electrode 5, it tends to separate from separator 4 moreeasily than positive electrode 5, and by disposing adhesives 14A and 14Cdisposed on negative electrode 3 side on the outer side in that way,negative electrode 3 becomes hard to separate from separator 4.

Moreover, in the present embodiment, although separator 6 is easilyturned up by, for example, wind because separator 6 is positioned on theuppermost side of mono cell 1, since adhesives 25A and 25C are disposedon upper surface 5 a of positive electrode 5 on the outermost side inwidth direction W to stick lower surface 6 b of separator 6 on uppersurface 5 a of positive electrode 5, separator 6 can be surely stuck topositive electrode 5.

In addition, in FIG. 5, although adhesive 14A and adhesive 25A, adhesive14B and adhesive 25B, adhesive 20B and adhesive 25B, and adhesive 14Cand adhesive 25C are partially overlapped with each other when viewed inthe lamination direction of mono cell 1, this occurs as a result ofputting on emphases on making separation of negative electrode 3 andseparator 6, which are positioned on the outermost sided, hard.

In this way, in the present embodiment, adhesives 14A, 14B and 14Cdisposed on lower surface 4 b of separator 4 and adhesives 20A, 20B and20C disposed on upper surface 4 a of separator 4 do not overlap eachother. Moreover, adhesives 25A, 25B and 25C for bonding of separator 6can be disposed at positions not overlapping them, if it is necessary.

In addition, in the present embodiment, although, as shown in FIG. 1,one which linearly conveys separator 4 has been described as an example,the configuration of a conveyance line is not limited to theconfiguration shown in FIG. 1.

In addition, in the present embodiment, although mono cell 1 having afour-layer structure formed of negative electrode 3, separator 4,positive electrode 5 and separator 6 has been described as an example, amono cell having three-layer structure can be applied to the presentinvention.

1. A method for manufacturing a mono cell in which a sheet-likeseparator is disposed between a sheet-like positive electrode and asheet-like negative electrode which is formed larger than the positiveelectrode, comprising: bonding one surface of the separator to thenegative electrode through adhesives disposed at a plurality ofrespective points on the negative electrode; and bonding the othersurface of the separator to the positive electrode through adhesivesdisposed at a plurality of respective points on the positive electrode,wherein, when viewed in a lamination direction of the mono cell, theadhesives are disposed such that the adhesives of the negative electrodedo not overlap the adhesives of the positive electrode, and theadhesives disposed at corresponding ones of peripheral edge portions ofthe negative electrode are positioned more on an outer side than theadhesives disposed at corresponding ones of peripheral edge portions ofthe positive electrode.
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 3. The method for manufacturingthe mono cell according to claim 1, wherein adhesives are disposed at aplurality of respective points in corresponding ones of the peripheraledge portions of the positive electrode, and the positive electrode isbonded to a sheet-like second separator.
 4. The method for manufacturingthe mono cell according to claim 1, wherein a first dispenser fordisposing the adhesives on the negative electrode includes a pluralityof nozzles, wherein a second dispenser for disposing the adhesives onthe positive electrode includes a plurality of nozzles, and wherein theplurality of the nozzles of the first dispenser and the plurality of thenozzles of the second dispenser are arranged to be shifted to each otherin a direction orthogonal to a conveyance direction of the mono cell. 5.The method for manufacturing the mono cell according to claim 1, whereina first dispenser for disposing the adhesives on the negative electrodeincludes a plurality of nozzles, wherein a second dispenser fordisposing the adhesives on the positive electrode includes a pluralityof nozzles, wherein the plurality of the nozzles of the first dispenserare provided at the same positions as the plurality of the nozzles ofthe second dispenser in a direction orthogonal to a conveyance directionof the mono cell, and wherein applying timing of the adhesives from theplurality of the nozzles of the second dispenser is shifted fromapplying timing of the adhesives from the plurality of the nozzles ofthe first dispenser.
 6. The method for manufacturing the mono cellaccording to claim 1, wherein the positive electrode is bonded to asheet-like second separator through adhesives disposed at a plurality ofrespective points of the positive electrode, and wherein, when viewed ina lamination direction of the mono cell, in the adhesives, adhesivesbetween the other surface of the separator and the positive electrode,adhesives between the one surface of the separator and the negativeelectrode, and adhesives between the positive electrode and the secondseparator are arranged in this order toward corresponding ones of twoedges of the negative electrode which face each other and which areorthogonal to a conveyance direction of the mono cell.